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by stefanos82 2y ago
Slowly but steady we are getting there; congrats on the latest release! I wanted to ask: is there a place, like a showcase, where I can share two tiny examples I created in C3? Well, one of them consists of multiple languages, C3 being one
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Being half serious: if the internet goes down, you will know who did what...43% of all websites using WordPress, it's not a joke!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Well with the help of `-fsanitize=address,undefined` flag, it can possibly catch it. If you use the aforementioned flag and still face this issue, then you can try `-fanalyzer` combined with `-Wanalyzer-too-complex` and hopefully the static
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by stefanos82 2y ago
For flat-file wiki-based websites, you can try dokuwiki [1] which is extremely convenient and of course quite fast for what it's made for. [1] https://www.dokuwiki.org/dokuwiki
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by stefanos82 2y ago
This should have been in C ages ago, but better late than never!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
> Wouldn't it be more sensible to borrow the C notation -> ? No, because even in C, the operator `->`, like for instance, `pt->foo` it's just a shortcut for `(*pt).foo`; therefore in Go the aforementioned example `(*pt
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Imagine owning a Tesla and you go for a ride with a friend or family and say something nasty about Musk...how do I know I'm not risking my life with such dangerously surveilled vehicle!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Excuse my ignorance, but is this a real website or a parody? I cannot tell...because quite frankly, the solution is a couple of lines, markup combined with a single line of JS.
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Congrats my friend, your language looks quite simple. My only question is: why the use of semicolons? Why not let the compiler add them implicitly for you? This way, will look a lot cleaner, and closer to Golang's elegance.
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by stefanos82 2y ago
> Then another few decades to rewrite everything. This will never going to happen for obvious reasons; if it ain't broken, don't fix it! Create interoperability with other languages, like what Swift is currently attempting to d
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Our boy @rui314 developed such fast linker that the kernel can't catch up! LOL ^_^ such an amazing job, well done!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
To me the conclusion is: he went back to the toolset he knows best, and that is Ruby on Rails; it has nothing to do with Golang. Just because you don't know how to use Go toolset the right way, does not mean it's the wrong tool in
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by stefanos82 2y ago
"I used to think that the worst thing in life was to end up alone. It's not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone." - Robin Williams
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I have found this article https://www.tecmint.com/best-rss-feed-readers-for-linux/ and has some nice self-hosted options. From a desktop app's point of view, I have tried liferea for a while and liked it a lot. I&
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by stefanos82 2y ago
If I did not need to work and was financially secured, I would dedicate my time to learn and master the craft of parsers, compiler design and implementation, and research new design patterns and algorithms for Garbage Collection.
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by stefanos82 2y ago
We have already suggested this below my original comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35305018 Still waiting... :(
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by stefanos82 2y ago
> Shop Health is a free tool for Woocommerce that helps you increase your sales with action-minded checklists. https://github.com/mindblownHQ/wooping-shop-health
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by stefanos82 2y ago
> Who's Most Likely to Get Laid Off During Layoffs? Dave! Always a Dave pays the price! https://www.reddit.com/r/recruitinghell/comments/13qk89s/due...
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Ask HN: Language designers, what is your design approach before implementation?
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Since you can afford it, personally if I were you, I would think of my health first and then the rest; I would take some time off and let my self heal. Take your time to recharge your batteries and then you decide how make your next move. U
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by stefanos82 2y ago
...wait, I thought he was already in contact with Musk for SpaceX satellite information during battle-time!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I was referring at the charging part while this person got HIT by an ambulance.
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Why does this reminds me of the "Why would they do this" meme? Such things happen only in USA LOL!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
I like how they suggest Python and Ruby which both are implemented in C, an unsafe language by their own words and Java's JVM is implemented in a mixture of C, C++, assembly, and Java. Do they really think trillions, if not more, lines
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Python's implementation started in December 1989 as the successor to the ABC programming language, if I'm not mistaken...or something like that.
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Google should reply with "We'll give you Tree Fiddy!"
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by stefanos82 2y ago
You forgot the "blazing fast" part; that drives them bonkers LOL!
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by stefanos82 2y ago
It's S-Q-L-ite, like we pronounce kryptonite.
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Here you go https://archive.is/7fx3G
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by stefanos82 2y ago
Is there any coordination to destroy the entire internet for some reason? First Matt with WordPress fiasco, now Linus with his political believes...what's next? C++ to remove STL that Alexander Stepanov created?!

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